Ancient Romans, you say? Cyril and Methodius?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

As it is said in one wise book, which Patriarch Kirill would not be bad not only to read, but also to read, it is said that sooner or later everything secret will be revealed, all the veils will fall and the lie will recede.

In the city of Zeugma in Turkey, on the border with Syria, just a few years ago, the "cultural layer" was removed from the mosaics. There were so many of them that now a museum is open there, who are interested - "Yandex" to help.

Antediluvian mosaic

So, they dug up, therefore, the faces of the ancients, who did not look like the Turks, they scratched their turnips and said that this heritage was left to us by the ancient Romans - well, the opened faces do not look like the Turks. However, and on modern Romans too.

But I drew attention to the "Cyrillic", which, for some unknown reason, the "ancient Romans" long before the mythical Cyril-Methodius left their letters.

Antediluvian mosaic in Zeugma, Turkey

Here we have the letter "L", which, if it occurs in the Latin alphabet, is perceived as a stylized "A".

Let's go further.

Here, in addition to the "Cyrillic" "L", there is the letter "P", which you will not find in the Latin alphabet during the day with fire, but a similar sound is displayed there with the letter "P"

But the letter "F" is quite rare for the Russian language, but in the Latin alphabet it is generally absent, a similar sound is usually denoted "F"

And this is generally a masterpiece: the letter "Ш", because of which the Poles, who have renounced their Slavic identity, display some words in Latin letters on half a page!

Here, in addition to the "P", there is also the "Cyrillic" letter "U":

Further, the letter "D":

You can be a complete philologist, but it is not difficult to understand that the "Cyrillic" was not invented by some Cyril and Methodius.

It is a little more difficult to grasp the fact that the "ancient Romans" are Slavs

“In a sense, we are the Church of Cyril and Methodius,” says Patriarch Kirill. That is, followers of fictional characters. And this church, woven from fictions, is trying to seize power over the flock. And their goal is to cause an inferiority complex in a great people who built a huge civilization: “And who were the Slavs? These are barbarians, people who speak an incomprehensible language, they are second-class people, they are almost animals. And then enlightened men went to them … - and they became happy.

All of Prussia, and initially Po-Russia, is covered with Slavic place names - different cities like Torgau, Vernau - this is what they still say in Belarus when they want to say Torgau or Vernov.

They wrote us a glorious history with all sorts of harsh, defeated Napoleons and inadequate Ivans, the terrible and great, although crazy Petras, were not lowered to the end, but distracted from the main thing, from the place that the Slavs occupy in the history of modern civilization.

And now even Crimea, which is much further from Zeugma and closer to Muscovy, is considered to have originally belonged to the Turkish Tatars.

They are already challenging our primacy in the lands that we traditionally consider ours:

Our regiment also arrived: "Archaic Latin" turned out to be a modern Russian:

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